Clinton Emails Deleted Late Last Year

Hope Dims in Search for 2 Missing in NYC Blast

Searching with hands and dogs through scoops of rubble from three apartment buildings leveled in an apparent gas explosion, emergency workers painstakingly looked for signs of two missing people Saturday, though authorities acknowledged the chances were slim.

Shooting at Florida Spring Break House Party Leaves 7 Injured

Seven people were injured, some critically, during an early-morning spray of gunfire at a spring break party on the Florida Panhandle, police said.

Decorated Boston Cop in Coma After Being Shot in Face

A decorated Boston police officer remained in a medically induced coma Saturday, a night after he was shot in the face by a man with several gun convictions during a traffic stop that ended when other officers fatally shot his attacker, the city’s police commissioner said.

Bird Flu Found in a Top Minn. Turkey-Producing County

An outbreak of a deadly bird flu strain spread to one of the top poultry producing counties of the nation’s top turkey producing state of Minnesota, government officials confirmed on Saturday, raising fears that the that the highly contagious disease could seriously damage the industry.

Afghan Court Sentences AP Journalist’s Killer to 20 Years

Afghanistan’s highest court has ruled that the police officer convicted of murdering an Associated Press photographer and wounding an AP correspondent almost one year ago should serve 20 years in prison.

Nuclear Talks With Iran Enter Endgame

Nuclear talks with Iran were set to resume in Switzerland, with negotiations entering the endgame, but it was unclear if the sides can meet a March 31 deadline for a political understanding on parameters of a nuclear deal.

One-Year Space-Station Mission Begins

American astronaut Scott Kelly and his Russian counterpart Mikhail Kornienko blasted off early Saturday on a mission to spend an entire year away from the Earth.

• Video: NASA Launches One-Year Mission

Amanda Knox Murder Conviction Overturned

Italy’s highest appeals court overturned the murder convictions of Seattle native Amanda Knox and her Italian former boyfriend in the 2007 death of British student Meredith Kercher, definitively clearing the pair.

Silicon Valley Venture Firm Prevails in Sex-Bias Suit

A jury said prominent venture-capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers didn’t sexually discriminate or retaliate against a former female partner, in a closely watched case that raised questions about the treatment of women in Silicon Valley.

Economic Growth, Corporate Profits Slowed as 2014 Ended

The U.S. economy slowed in the final months of 2014 and corporate profits fell, putting the growth trajectory on a lower path ahead of an apparent slowdown early this year.

• Heard on the Street: S&P; 500 Earnings Chill Could Herald Profit Freeze

Fed’s Yellen Pitches Cautious Tack on Rate Increases

Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen laid out a case for a “gradualist approach” to interest-rate increases in the years ahead, spelling out in greater detail than she has before the risks of moving too aggressively to tighten U.S. credit.

• 5 Quotes From Yellen’s Speech

University of Oklahoma: Racist Chant Learned at National Event

The University of Oklahoma said an investigation into a racist chant caught on video earlier found that some fraternity members had learned the song four years earlier at a national leadership cruise sponsored by Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

Man Charged Over Noose Left on Ole Miss Statue

U.S. Rescues Saudi Pilots from Crashed Fighter Jet